Question 1

Eating family meals together offers major benefits.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

The more limited their alternatives, the more power people have in relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

For good communication, it is important to

Accepted Answer

A)  Have an opinion 
B)  Listen 
C)  Have your evidence ready 
D)  Be right 
A)  Have an opinion 
B)  Listen 
C)  Have your evidence ready 
D)  Be right B

Question 4

Power may be exercised by

Accepted Answer

A)  Social groups 
B)  Interpersonal relationships 
C)  Organizations 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Social groups 
B)  Interpersonal relationships 
C)  Organizations 
D)  All of the above

Question 5

Arguing is also an important part of communication.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Individual patterns of power can often be traced to

Accepted Answer

A)  Experiences in one's family of origin 
B)  Experiences during school and with peers 
C)  Social media 
D)  No one really knows. 
A)  Experiences in one's family of origin 
B)  Experiences during school and with peers 
C)  Social media 
D)  No one really knows.

Question 7

Discussing, explaining, asking, telling, bargaining, and negotiating are what is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  Basic communication 
B)  Helpful power tactics 
C)  Power processes 
D)  Bargaining items 
A)  Basic communication 
B)  Helpful power tactics 
C)  Power processes 
D)  Bargaining items

Question 8

Marital satisfaction is influenced greatly by

Accepted Answer

A)  Good communication practiced regularly 
B)  Date nights 
C)  Common sense 
D)  Texting each other daily 
A)  Good communication practiced regularly 
B)  Date nights 
C)  Common sense 
D)  Texting each other daily

Question 9

Coercive power is

Accepted Answer

A)  Power acquired because of extensive knowledge of a specific area 
B)  The ability to bestow or withhold affection 
C)  Power that is given because a person is considered superior in knowledge of a particular subject 
D)  The threat of physical force or other types of punishment to force compliance 
A)  Power acquired because of extensive knowledge of a specific area 
B)  The ability to bestow or withhold affection 
C)  Power that is given because a person is considered superior in knowledge of a particular subject 
D)  The threat of physical force or other types of punishment to force compliance

Question 10

Barriers to communication can be grouped into how many categories?

Accepted Answer

A)  3 
B)  5 
C)  8 
D)  10 
A)  3 
B)  5 
C)  8 
D)  10

Question 11

One of the consequences of power imbalances in relationships is that a person can feel manipulated.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Children can exert considerable influence over their parents and siblings.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

What are the guidelines for arguing constructively?

Accepted Answer

Arguing is also an important part of com

Question 14

What means and purpose are the use of psychological games?

Accepted Answer

Some common psychological game

Question 15

Motivation is a requirement for

Accepted Answer

A)  Job promotion 
B)  Power 
C)  Marital success 
D)  Good communication 
A)  Job promotion 
B)  Power 
C)  Marital success 
D)  Good communication

Question 16

When people are willing to share their real feelings, ideas, and attitudes, this is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  Telling you their life story 
B)  Sending a clear message 
C)  Disclosing to you 
D)  A and B 
A)  Telling you their life story 
B)  Sending a clear message 
C)  Disclosing to you 
D)  A and B

Question 17

Name the four marital power patterns.

Accepted Answer

Egalitarian: distributed equally
Male do

Question 18

According to feminist theory, what does the patriarchal hierarchy in families allow?

Accepted Answer

According to this theory, it allows the

Question 19

Psychological games

Accepted Answer

A)  Are a pattern of interaction that appears legitimate but actually has an ulterior motive 
B)  Show that persuasion is stronger than discussion 
C)  Involve a power struggle that is subtle 
D)  Allow the players to escape the responsibility of making a decision 
A)  Are a pattern of interaction that appears legitimate but actually has an ulterior motive 
B)  Show that persuasion is stronger than discussion 
C)  Involve a power struggle that is subtle 
D)  Allow the players to escape the responsibility of making a decision

Question 20

How do cultural norms relate to power?

Accepted Answer

The power structure within families will

Eating family meals together offers major benefits.

The more limited their alternatives, the more power people have in relationships.

For good communication, it is important to

Power may be exercised by

Arguing is also an important part of communication.

Individual patterns of power can often be traced to

Discussing, explaining, asking, telling, bargaining, and negotiating are what is known as

Marital satisfaction is influenced greatly by

Coercive power is

Barriers to communication can be grouped into how many categories?

One of the consequences of power imbalances in relationships is that a person can feel manipulated.

Children can exert considerable influence over their parents and siblings.

What are the guidelines for arguing constructively?

What means and purpose are the use of psychological games?

Motivation is a requirement for

When people are willing to share their real feelings, ideas, and attitudes, this is known as

Name the four marital power patterns.

According to feminist theory, what does the patriarchal hierarchy in families allow?

Psychological games

How do cultural norms relate to power?

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Exam 9: Power, Decision Making, and Communication

Eating family meals together offers major benefits.

The more limited their alternatives, the more power people have in relationships.

For good communication, it is important to

Power may be exercised by

Arguing is also an important part of communication.

Individual patterns of power can often be traced to

Discussing, explaining, asking, telling, bargaining, and negotiating are what is known as

Marital satisfaction is influenced greatly by

Coercive power is

Barriers to communication can be grouped into how many categories?

One of the consequences of power imbalances in relationships is that a person can feel manipulated.

Children can exert considerable influence over their parents and siblings.

What are the guidelines for arguing constructively?

What means and purpose are the use of psychological games?

Motivation is a requirement for

When people are willing to share their real feelings, ideas, and attitudes, this is known as

Name the four marital power patterns.

According to feminist theory, what does the patriarchal hierarchy in families allow?

Psychological games

How do cultural norms relate to power?

Intimate Relationships, Marriages, and Families in the Twenty-First Century

Gender: Identity and Roles

Being Single

Attraction and Dating

Love and Mate Selection

Qualities of a Successful Marriage

Marital Relationships Over the Family Life Cycle

Work, Family Roles, and Material Resources

Sexual Relationships

Family Planning and Parenthood

Pregnancy and Childbirth

Parent-Child Relationships

Parents and Extended Family Relationships

Conflict, Family Crises, and Crisis Management

The Family and Divorce

Coming Together: Remarriage and Stepparenting

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